Odessa College presents A Dancing Merry Christmas program
Linda Simpson and Kay Ellis practice a dance routine for Odessa College’s A Dancing Merry Christmas, choreographed by Pat Hodges with 40 student participants. The show featured Christmas and contemporary music and involved both non credit and credit students in the college’s dance department.
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Keystone Drive
Kay Ellis
Redwood Drive
Grenada evacuees begin return as 82nd ships home
About 1,000 infantrymen of the 82nd Airborne return from Grenada with 700 more due home later this week. Fort Bragg officials expect a welcoming ceremony at Pope Air Force Base and a reduced U.S. presence on the island to about 300 support personnel.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Grenada
U.S
Caribbean
United States
Jerry Steelman
82Nd Airborne
Pope Air Force Base
Reagan
Steelman
Drug shoot out details released
Odessa police narcotics officer Steve Frederick shot and killed suspected dealer Michael Grant Matheny during a Friday drug bust at La Quinta Inn. Two officers were wounded, and two suspects including Matheny’s wife Janna Matheny and nephew Gerald Hardin were charged. The canceled deal involved 3.5 ounces of cocaine for seven thousand dollars.
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Robert Halpern
Steve Frederick
Odessa
Michael Grant Matheny
Matheny
Frederick
la Quinta Inn
E. Highway 80
K.R. Jones
Ector County Sheriff’s
Department of Public Safety
Phil Harrold
Odessa Medical Center
Janna Denise Matheny
Gerald Leon Hardin
W. 83Rd St
Hardin
Jones
Bomb blasts strike Kuwaiti embassies and airport
A dump truck bomb crashed into the U S embassy gates in Kuwait City killing four and injuring 14, with five more blasts at the French Embassy, airport, and other sites injuring about 40. The Islamic Jihad Holy War group claimed responsibility.
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Kuwait
U.S
Persian Gulf
Lebanon
U.S. State Department
Brian Carlson
Washington
Beirut
Islamic Jihad
Agence France Presse
Carlson
CBS News
Kuwaiti International Airport
Al-Badah
Al-Shoaibab
Ultralight War Plan Raises Terror Risk Across Regions
Ultralight aircraft known for recreational use are being fitted with missiles and guns, sparking fear among manufacturers and officials. Some firms name models like Spitfire Hawk and Intrepid while others oppose lethal use. Worldwide Ultralite Industries of Katy says it will supply 200 planes to a Miami broker who plans to sell to Guatemala Honduras El Salvador Costa Rica and Nicaragua rebels.
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Houston
Intrepid
Worldwide
Ultralite Industries of
Katy
Miami
Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Missiles Guard White House From Suspicious Air Traffic
A White House source says Secret Service can shoot down aircraft near the Executive Mansion with ground to air missiles. The missiles form part of heightened security after attacks on Beirut and elsewhere. Time magazine cited near real time monitoring from the Old Executive Office Building.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
U.S. Marine
Beirut
Executive Mansion
Nearby
National Airport
Time Magazine
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